Bit Of A Ferret

[Treadhead]

Thanks for the welcome guys

Originally Posted by colin jones

Hi Col and welcome to the forum. You must be a nice bloke with a name like that.

I guess I'm ok.
Trying to aspire to be the person my cats think I am.

Originally Posted by colin jones

What type of project are you going to do, or is still top secret yet.

regards
Colin
(Adelaide Carrier Central)

Not top secret, I'd just rather leave it until the project was well advanced, no point in naming it for the project to become stillborn, It's definitely WWII though.

I'm also in the middle of restoring a 1938 Zundapp DB 250 motorcycle, 1 of only 2 known, the other is in South America.

There were only 2500 DB 250's made before civilian production was abandoned to the 500, 600 & 800's for military production.

[ron]

Hi Colin Jones,
Yeah I recon the three of us could knock it up over a long weekend no problem,might even have time to make a trailer for it too
Regards, Ron

[Treadhead]

Doug got back to me on what Ferret bit he was after, so if anyone knows of any of these bits......

I am after the plates that bolt to the top of what you see in that picture.

The plates (and the solid rubber edging) drop into the open area
and secure with bolts through the holes in the flange you can see
around the inside edge of the top. The plates also have welded
on sections where the machine gun mounts.

[Dan Sicotte]

I am also looking for the MK1 plates, and rubber. I have a MK2/3 and would like to make it a little more passenger friendly.
Dan Sicotte in Montreal.

[Bob Moseley (RIP)]

Hi all - here is the penultimate chapter, recovered to our place and put under fierce guard. Just waiting for the new owner to retrieve.
Bob